Answered By: Lisa Hawksworth Last Updated: Dec 08, 2022 Views: 921
In legal citations, the titles of law reports and journals are usually abbreviated. For example:
All England Law Reports = All ER
Modern Law Review = MLR
The Cardiff Index to Legal Abbreviations enables you to search by abbreviation to find matching titles of law reports or journals. Alternatively, you can type in the title of a law report or journal to find out the abbreviations used.
More than one law report or journal may have the same abbreviation, so look closely at the subject of the law report series or the jurisdiction to identify the most likely title.
You will also find tables of commonly used abbreviations in the front of most legal textbooks.
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